Cryptocurrencies will continue to dominate the gambling industry, with many online platforms accepting the crypto this year. Many people enjoy and prefer these transactions from deposits, withdrawals, and gameplay in Bitcoin and other digital currencies because of security and anonymity. Traditional payments will still remain an option for the biggest gambling sites, but now, cryptocurrencies are slowly replacing these old methods because many just prefer being anonymous and untraceable, especially with something as sensitive as gambling.
On top of that, the added security of crypto makes consumers feel more at ease because identity theft and hacking are minimized. Thus, crypto has grown to become the prime and preferred choice for many gamers, and it will continue to be this way for the forthcoming years.
At least 101 NTFs on discord server hacked in July https://mobile.twitter.com/NFTherder/status/1556813228117729280
Hacker compromises wallet of Steven Galanis, CEO of Cameo app, stealing $231,000
https://mobile.twitter.com/Mr312/status/1556080763828944897
Thousands of Solana wallets drained in attack that nets over $6 million
https://mobile.twitter.com/0xfoobar/status/1554627762807349249
That's just some bad news about hacks and theft's from August. There is more here
https://web3isgoinggreat.com/?theme=hack
added security goes differently, don't you agree?
Because of ownership theft and other hacks the biggest NTF platform Open Sea had to lay of 20% of their workforce.
